??

var locationHelper = {
checkLocation : function(prop) {
return prop == 'location';
},
aLocations : new Array()
};

It says "the array literal notation is preferable"
and its underlining the "(" after array.

Nevermind I deleted the Javascript because it doesn't work.

Thank you very much. it worked.

That doesnt actually help me it doesnt tell me how to edit the database data through the app and if it does I didnt see it and this is like my 5th time reading through it.

Lets say I have a few items in the database like a Mac, an Ipad, google glass and other stuff and I bought another device and I want to add that device to the database but I want to do it though the app.

I want to be able to edit the database through my app and have it saved.

Its name is also device library

Yes I still have this problem. Im using chrome/firefox and Ill share it with you right now.

No nothing was saved